Hello everyone!
Life has thrown me a curve ball that requires me to move to a different country temporarily, and put almost all of my possessions into storage. On top of this, my band is no longer playing together, and I have no plans on joining another, so I'm offloading my live rig to someone who will use it, rather than letting it collect moth balls.
Price list (all include shipping):
H9 MAX (original box)- $525 - ON HOLD
Switch Dr (original box) - $200
Darkglass Alpha Omega (original box) - $175
Temple Audio Board, including:
DUO 24 Board
IEC power connector
4 switch In/Out
Various small/medium/large unused mounting brackets
$150
T-16 Octave - $SOLD
Micro Thumpinator - $SOLD
OneSpot CS7 - $80
Dunlop Mini Volume - $SOLD
This is a board built and wired myself, and it sounds amazing. It's able to do anything you'd like it to do.
The board is driven by the Decibel 11 Switch Dr Loop/Midi controller. Each pedal is assigned to it's own loop, and programming the switch is very easy to quickly set up different sounds and trigger program changes on the H9. With 128 presets (32x4) of memory and an H9 MAX, Darkglass, and T16, you can really go crazy with the board's capabilities.
The micro thumpinator LPF is the final, crucial piece of this board. Really makes an astounding difference in clarity and volume, without any perceptible loss of low frequencies (even when running through FOH). I didn't believe it until I tried it.
The case is a hardshell M4 gun case, which as you can see, fits the Temple Audio DUO 24 like a glove. The case itself is in great condition, has super sturdy latches, and fits the board and all of your wires and accessories. It almost seems like it was built for this purpose.
The price comes from adding up what I consider reasonable used prices for all the pieces, including the Lava Cables, and the two Bayou Audio/Canare 15' straight-angled plugs which are included in the price. I want this to be a plug and play package.
The board was set up to allow dual inputs, with the idea that I was going to run synth through my board. So one channel routes through the tuner, and the other bypasses it. I never was able to really use this feature, but it's there!
In the interest of full disclosure, I have had some issues with the ditto looper. I think the button needs to be replaced because it does not seem to register clicks. I'm leaving it on the board but it's not included in the price.
Also, I have a large amount of assorted Temple audio plates that I'll toss in. Very nice to have.
Sorry for the giant wall of text. I really think I built something special here, and it means a lot to me. I'd love to see it go to someone who is gonna play the hell out of it, and really use it to it's full potential. So if you need a TON of different bass sounds at your disposal, look no further!
Life has thrown me a curve ball that requires me to move to a different country temporarily, and put almost all of my possessions into storage. On top of this, my band is no longer playing together, and I have no plans on joining another, so I'm offloading my live rig to someone who will use it, rather than letting it collect moth balls.
Price list (all include shipping):
H9 MAX (original box)- $525 - ON HOLD
Switch Dr (original box) - $200
Darkglass Alpha Omega (original box) - $175
Temple Audio Board, including:
DUO 24 Board
IEC power connector
4 switch In/Out
Various small/medium/large unused mounting brackets
$150
T-16 Octave - $SOLD
Micro Thumpinator - $SOLD
OneSpot CS7 - $80
Dunlop Mini Volume - $SOLD
This is a board built and wired myself, and it sounds amazing. It's able to do anything you'd like it to do.
The board is driven by the Decibel 11 Switch Dr Loop/Midi controller. Each pedal is assigned to it's own loop, and programming the switch is very easy to quickly set up different sounds and trigger program changes on the H9. With 128 presets (32x4) of memory and an H9 MAX, Darkglass, and T16, you can really go crazy with the board's capabilities.
The micro thumpinator LPF is the final, crucial piece of this board. Really makes an astounding difference in clarity and volume, without any perceptible loss of low frequencies (even when running through FOH). I didn't believe it until I tried it.
The case is a hardshell M4 gun case, which as you can see, fits the Temple Audio DUO 24 like a glove. The case itself is in great condition, has super sturdy latches, and fits the board and all of your wires and accessories. It almost seems like it was built for this purpose.
The price comes from adding up what I consider reasonable used prices for all the pieces, including the Lava Cables, and the two Bayou Audio/Canare 15' straight-angled plugs which are included in the price. I want this to be a plug and play package.
The board was set up to allow dual inputs, with the idea that I was going to run synth through my board. So one channel routes through the tuner, and the other bypasses it. I never was able to really use this feature, but it's there!
In the interest of full disclosure, I have had some issues with the ditto looper. I think the button needs to be replaced because it does not seem to register clicks. I'm leaving it on the board but it's not included in the price.
Also, I have a large amount of assorted Temple audio plates that I'll toss in. Very nice to have.
Sorry for the giant wall of text. I really think I built something special here, and it means a lot to me. I'd love to see it go to someone who is gonna play the hell out of it, and really use it to it's full potential. So if you need a TON of different bass sounds at your disposal, look no further!
